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⏲ Duration: 35 min 40 sec
✓ Published: 09-Mar-2011
✓ Published: 09-Mar-2011
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January 2010: In this moving and often funny documentary I supported award-winning filmmaker Sean Langan as a 2nd cameraman.nnLangan, who specialises in reports from some of the most dangerous parts of the world, suffered in 2008 a terrifying three-month kidnap ordeal at the hands of Afghan Talebans. Unsurprisingly, his first film since his release found him on much safer ground. African Railway is a leisurely, wryly amusing documentary in which Langan rides the ramshackle rails of the vast Taza
January 2010: In this moving and often funny documentary I supported award-winning filmmaker Sean Langan as a 2nd cameraman.nnLangan, who specialises in reports from some of the most dangerous parts of the world, suffered in 2008 a terrifying three-month kidnap ordeal at the hands of Afghan Talebans. Unsurprisingly, his first film since his release found him on much safer ground. African Railway is a leisurely, wryly amusing documentary in which Langan rides the ramshackle rails of the vast Taza
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